Housekeeping Safety
This course focuses good housekeeping practices. it takes an in depth look at the potential health risks from hazardous chemicals ...
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Instructor
safety@oshe.co.zw
16
Students
enrolled
- Description
- Curriculum
This course focuses good housekeeping practices. it takes an in depth look at the potential health risks from hazardous chemicals and how to choose and store cleaning products safely. It also discusses ways to help prevent muscle fatigue and ergonomic injuries.
Course Outline
Learning Outcomes
Course Outline
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Cleaning Chemicals and Health
3.0 Contaminated Materials
4.0 Preventing Injuries
5.0 Keeping Yourself Injury-Free
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Recognise effects of exposure to hazardous cleaning chemicals.
- List factors that influence whether a cleaning chemical will cause health problems.
- Make use of alternative work methods.
- Describe how to reduce ergonomic injuries.
- Describe how to prevent Slips, Trips, and Falls
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1.0 Introduction -
2
2.0 Cleaning Chemicals and Health
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3
3.0 Contaminated Materials
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4
4.0 Preventing Injuries
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5
5.0 Keeping Yourself Injury-Free
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6
Housekeeping Safety Quiz -
7
2.1 Safety and Health Hazards
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8
3.1 Contaminated Work Environments
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9
4.1 Slips, Trips, and Falls
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10
2.2 Corrosive Chemicals
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11
3.2 Contaminated Equipment
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12
4.2 Ladder Safety
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13
2.3 Mixing Chemicals
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14
3.3 Equipment and Working Surfaces
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15
4.3 Sharps and Containers
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16
2.4 Safe Work Practices
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17
3.4 Reusable Containers
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18
4.4 Ergonomic Injuries
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19
2.5 Better Ways to Clean
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20
3.5 Contaminated Laundry
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21
4.4.1 Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) Examples
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22
2.6 Employer Responsibilities
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23
4.5 Reducing Ergonomic Injuries
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24
2.7 Safety Data Sheets
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25
4.6 Use Alternative Work Methods
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26
2.8 Employee Training
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27
4.6 Use Alternative Work Methods (Continued)